2017 Pelagic Trip to Cordell Bank

Sunday, September 17, 2017
7:00 AM PDT - 4:00 PM PDT

Join us for our fall fundraiser out of Bodega Bay and aboard the New Sea Angler
with guides Alan Hopkins, Steve Howell and David Wimpfheimer and Captain Rick Powers.

Bodega Bay is perhaps the single most productive birding area in Sonoma County. It is recognized nationwide and internationally as an important birding spot. Located along Pacific Coast migration routes, it is an excellent place to see migrants in spring and fall, but it offers excellent birding throughout the year. 

Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary is an extremely productive marine area off the west coast of United States in northern California, just north of the Gulf of the Farallones and is great for pelagic birdwatching and marine mammal sightings. With its southern-most boundary located 42 miles north of San Francisco, the sanctuary is entirely offshore, with the eastern boundary six miles from shore and the western boundary 30 miles offshore. In total, the sanctuary protects an area of 1286 square miles.

Refund Policy
Trips go rain or shine, but may be subject to storms and winds. We will refund your trip fees minus 15% for administration costs up until August 15, or if the boat captain cancels the trip. After August 15, will will consider your payment a donation, and provide you with a 100% tax-deductible receipt, or refund you your fee minus 15% if the boat captain cancels.